In general, a new licensee with no prior active real estate license will most likely have to be affiliated with a broker.

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I have also become an affiliated broker for them but haven’t closed any loan yet.

I'm not affiliated with call rail at all just a very satisfied customer!

The Assessors Parcel Number pull will contain the GPS parameter points for the parcel plus ownership data.As for selling property like this, the best way is to get a data set of all of the property owners within a few miles and send them a letter outlining the price and the deal structure and a way to contact you and purchase the property for cash expediently.We sell properties like this daily on sites like landandfarm and landwatch (no affiliation) and several of our own sites.PM me if you need more detailed help.

I currently have my own company, Patryn Realty Corp, but I'm affiliated with Brooklyn Group NYC, and one of their team leaders and top producers.

@Matt JennissenYou can use a hard money lender on a distressed property were they will loan you 70% of the ARV (after renovation value), fix it up as Laura mentioned and then use one of their affiliates that has a product that is direct to Fannie Mae to finance it back out. 

"I love this business"  Our seller today was getting ripped off by the law office and the affiliate real estate office owned by all the same crooks.  

Then I need to figure in my property management fee plus at least 5% set aside for maintenance and another 5% for vacancy (that is assuming a strong rental market and, again, assuming it's a fully rehabbed property).If you're interested in turn-key, check out realwealthnetwork.com for lots of FREE info--I think they have a couple of Chicago affiliates.

A quick search didn't turn anything up; I'm a licensed agent working with a brokerage as a property manager and I'm prepping my first personal rental.I'm mildly concerned about my brokerage getting legally associated with the rental.Either way, does anyone use a disclosure at lease signing clarifying that you are an agent working for X brokerage, but you are acting as an individual and the brokerage is not affiliated with the lease transaction?